K i y i r r íy a B á r r b a r r

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1 Kiyirríya Bárrbarr

2 Ki y ir r í ya Bárrb a rr Transport A story i n the Ndjébbana language o f the K u n ib id ji people of Central Arnhem Land. Story by Nora Arobiya I l l ustrated by George Pascoe Maningrida L ite ra tu re Production Centre, Maningrida, via Darwin, N.T Printed Fedrudry This project was assisted by the Aboriginal Arts Board o f the A ustralia Council, the Federal Government's Arts Funding and Advisory Body. ISBN :

3 Kiyirríya Bárrbarr Kabbínjbiniba Nora Arobiya Kabbórbana George Pascoe

4 D jí ya murrabayk karéndjeya.

5 D jí ya kabbála kabbéngka ka réndjeya.

6 D jí ya bá j d kárawo karéndjeya y a lába ngána bád j le n d in g. i

7 D jí ya erroblen kábbo k a b a la y irrí ya.

8 D jí ya kreyda karórrd d ja k i y i r r í ya káyala.

9 D jí ya mudí kkang karéndjeya. Bárra la k a rra bandadjórrk k ib a ngána búd j.

10 English Translation Transport 1. This is a motor-bike. 2. This is a boat flo a tin g in the water. 3. This is the barge unloading food at the barge landing. 4. This is a plane going to land. 5. This is a grader making the road smooth. 6. This is a truck taking people out bush.

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